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The Politics of Translation in the Creation, Production, and Canon Formation of Translated Cebuano Literature from the Postwar Period to the Present

The Postcolonial Condition in Kiran Desai's The Inheritance of Loss: Predicament of Migrants and Resistance of Minorities

The Problematic Representations of the Orient, Women, and Food Transformations in Paolo Bacigalupi’s The Windup Girl

The Problematic Representations of the Orient, Women, and Food Transformations in Paolo Bacigalupi’s The Windup Girl

The Shifting Frontiers of Literary Studies in the Twenty-first Century

The Shifting Frontiers of Literary Studies in the Twenty-first Century

The Specter of Tokkie—Facing the Past, Inventing the Future: Zoë Wicomb’s Playing in the Light

The Turn to the Archipelagic-Oceanic in Recent Critical Island Studies in Southeast Asia

The Undiscovered Country: Shakespeare in Philippine Literatures

The Vernacular/Local, the National, and the Global in Filipino Studies

The World, the Text, and S. P. Lopez

The Zobel Nexus

Theater and Nation in Contemporary Malaysia: The Work of the Five Arts Centre

Themes from the History of Capitalism to the Rise of US Empire in the Pacific, With Annotations from Selected Works of E. San Juan, Jr.

Tiatr: Shaming, Humiliation, and the Dignity Project

Timon of Athens, Food Transformations, and the World as Confectionary

Timon of Athens, Food Transformations, and the World as Confectionary

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Toward a Critique-al Filipino Studies Approach: Class, Nation, Writer

Toward a Renewal of Critical Practice: Reflections on the Occupy Movement and Filipino Self Determination

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